Texas Imaging Centers Added Cognitive Function Software
New neuroimaging tools in Texas help clinicians assess brain function through digital analysis of EEG data.
Updated on Sept. 28, 2026 in Alzheimer’s
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Diagnostic Imaging Centers of Texas has expanded its collaboration with VoxNeuro to integrate new software into its standard diagnostic process. This technology provides objective data on brain function to assist clinicians in evaluating patients across Southeast Texas.
Why it matters
By combining structural imaging with functional neuroimaging software, clinicians in Texas gain an additional objective metric to support their assessment of patient brain health. This integration aims to provide a more comprehensive view of cognitive function during clinical evaluations.
The integration utilizes VoxNeuro software to perform a post-hoc statistical analysis of electroencephalograms (EEG) and event-related potentials. While the software provides an objective measure of brain function, it remains a clinical tool and does not provide a formal medical diagnosis.
The players
Diagnostic Imaging Centers of Texas
A medical imaging provider in Southeast Texas that operates the Memorial MRI & Diagnostic and Foundation Physicians Group brands.
VoxNeuro
A health technology company that develops cognitive function neuroimaging software to analyze brain performance metrics.
The details
The software functions by analyzing digital EEG and event-related potential data to quantify neurological responses. Clinicians at Memorial MRI & Diagnostic and Foundation Physicians Group will weigh these objective software-derived findings alongside traditional structural imaging, patient history, and reported symptoms to inform their clinical judgment.
Timeline
September 28, 2026: The partnership expansion between DICOT and VoxNeuro was announced.
Health Landscape
The use of quantitative analysis to assess brain function marks a shift toward integrating functional neuroimaging with structural diagnostics. This approach seeks to refine how clinicians characterize cognitive changes relative to the current standard of care.
If you are undergoing cognitive evaluations, these objective measures may now be part of your diagnostic process in Southeast Texas. Discuss with your physician whether integrating this type of software-based neuroimaging is relevant to your specific cognitive concerns or history.
The takeaway
The addition of objective software analysis aims to provide clinicians with a more granular look at brain performance during routine evaluations. If you or a loved one are concerned about cognitive health, ask your physician how neuroimaging data can be incorporated into your care plan.
Further reading
Learn more about the latest developments in neurocognitive assessment at Texas Alzheimer’s.
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